Impact socket Proline ZR18531, 17 mm, 38 mm height

Proline ZR18531 is a single 17 mm impact socket with a 38 mm height, designed for use with impact wrenches and pneumatic or electric impact drivers. Built for heavy-duty fastening and loosening tasks, this impact-rated socket provides secure torque transfer and fits recessed fasteners in automotive repair, machinery maintenance and industrial applications. The socket's geometry allows engagement with standard hexagonal fasteners and many common variations used in metric and inch systems.

Advantages

The Proline 17 mm impact socket is made to withstand high torque inputs from impact tools while protecting both the fastener and the tool drive. Its 38 mm height enables access to recessed bolts and nuts that shorter sockets cannot reach. The impact-specific construction reduces the risk of cracking or deformation under repeated shock loads and improves safety when used with pneumatic or electric impact drivers.

Suitable for

• Automotive repair and wheel or suspension work
• Machinery maintenance and industrial fastening tasks
• Pneumatic and electric impact wrench applications

Key specifications

• Size: 17 mm working aperture
• Height: 38 mm
• Tool compatibility: impact wrenches and impact drivers (pneumatic and electric)
• Intended use: impact-rated socket for heavy-duty fastening and loosening
• Shape: universal engagement geometry for common hexagonal fasteners and typical metric/inch variants

How to use

Select the 17 mm Proline impact socket and fit it securely onto the drive of an impact wrench or driver with the correct drive size. Place the socket squarely onto the fastener head, ensuring full engagement before applying the tool. Use appropriate torque settings and impact tool controls for the specific application, and follow the impact tool manufacturer's guidance when tightening or loosening fasteners.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the socket for cracks or wear before use, and avoid using impact sockets on hand ratchets or extensions not rated for impact service. Store the socket in a dry tool case or rack and replace it if signs of damage appear to maintain safe and reliable operation.